Linsfort's Influence On American Culture

The wind had never been so cold. The sun lazily shone over the tundra’s frozen soil, while soldiers marched through the deserted landscape. These men wore heavy coats; big, heavy, brown boots. The men were as well carrying rifles times heavier than their coats and boots put together; generals liked to humorously refer to these weapons as “peace-keeping instruments”. One could say that this was one of the largest expeditionary forces ever sent by any nation at any point in history, just by looking at the sea of faces advancing in a monotonous pace. However, residents of nearby towns have already been accustomed to see large armies pass by. The locals say that they come in huge numbers every year, the only thing that changes are their uniforms and the weapons they carry (or sometimes drag). …show more content…
People from many ethnicities have settled and moved away; nations raised and surrendered their flags there; history books mentioned this region more frequently than any country’s capital itself. The Steadforth Union, The Conglomeration, The Auvidian Nation and The Glops had unsuccessfully attempted to control this territory, either by diplomatic or violent means. It could be said that Linndsfort was an area of many languages, many cultures, many religions, and delicious food. Picture people talking to each other in Glopovite, being schooled in Auvidian and answering calls in Jil. The mixture of different cultures was what attracted people from all over the world to visit Linndsfort. However, the resources found there were what drew soldiers from all over the world as